> In the GNU ms macros, the name "HD" seems to be reserved
> for a user-supplied page header and/or footer macro, which
> (if it exists) gets called at some place during the page
> initialization. Since you have defined HD, this gets called,
> and in turn calls XS and XE but with no useful text (s
> I want the headers (.NH) automatically create TOC entries,
> for which reason, right in my document's file, I defined
> the following macro:
>
> .de HD
> .NH \\$1
> \\$2
> .XS
> \\$2
> .XE
> ..
>
> which creates both a header and a TOC entry for it, so I
> would no longer bother about the actu
Hello all,
I want the headers (.NH) automatically create TOC entries,
for which reason, right in my document's file, I defined
the following macro:
.de HD
.NH \\$1
\\$2
.XS
\\$2
.XE
..
which creates both a header and a TOC entry for it, so I
would no longer bother about the actuality of my TOC.
